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joselapena
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Joined: 15 Jul 2005

Posted: Thu Sep 08 2005 15:37 Musiclab RealGuitar and MT2.5
Hi I've downloaded the musiclab realguitar demo. There are two problems concerning madtracker : MT 2.5 often crashes when i try to load the steel fingered guitar samples. There are noises similar to the noises of old LPs. Can anyone help? Thanks.

aRGee
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Posted: Thu Sep 08 2005 21:17
Re: Musiclab RealGuitar and MT2.5

joselapena wrote:

Hi
I've downloaded the musiclab realguitar demo.

There are two problems concerning madtracker :
MT 2.5 often crashes when i try to load the steel fingered guitar samples.

There are noises similar to the noises of old LPs.

Can anyone help?
Thanks.

I haven�t tried the demo, but sometimes they put hiss-noises and other unwanted sounds in vsti-demos to make the demo unusefull for full productions.

Edit:

Quote:

Demo version limitations:
demo version will work for 14 days after installation
demo version is limited to only one of eight available guitar patches.

Hmmm, the website doesn�t say anything about unwanted noises.
Maybe the demo crashes because only one patch is available and not the patch with the steel fingered guitar samples.

joselapena
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Posted: Fri Sep 09 2005 15:43
hello, the steel fingered guitar is the only possibility in the demo version. sometimes i can load the samples, sometimes mt2.5 crashes. the hisses are not like the "sounds" some companies put into their demo versions. is it possible that i have to change buffer levels or something else? thanks

aRGee
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Posted: Fri Sep 09 2005 21:13

joselapena wrote:

hello,
the steel fingered guitar is the only possibility in the demo version.
sometimes i can load the samples, sometimes mt2.5 crashes.
the hisses are not like the "sounds" some companies put into their demo versions. is it possible that i have to change buffer levels or something else?
thanks

Wrong bufferlevels or lack of CPU-power usually produces a stuttering sound instead of hiss-noises.

You can also try Realguitar as a standalone module. If these hiss-noises and crashes also occur in the standalone version, than the problem is caused by Realguitar itself or your computer or both.

Inge
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Posted: Fri Sep 09 2005 21:22
Can you give the downloadlocation of the version that you have problems with, so that we can try to reproduce the problem?
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joselapena
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Posted: Sat Sep 10 2005 22:19

Quote:

You can also try Realguitar as a standalone module. If these hiss-noises and crashes also occur in the standalone version, than the problem is caused by Realguitar itself or your computer or both.

I found out it' s not a madtracker problem.
I guess it's my system/soundcard-driver. To prove this, it would be very kind of you if you download the realguitar demo and tell me about your experience. Thanks a lot.

Download Realguitar

Inge
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Posted: Sun Sep 11 2005 13:52
Just tried it. Works like a charm. Occassional clicks, but that's probably due to internal samples 'crashing' into each other. As you said, it's probably your setup.
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Posted: Mon Sep 12 2005 15:29
The demo works fine here. Only one guitar style is available but that's the demo limitations. Question : Is there a free VST guitar simulator out there that has the same quality as this one has ? Because it's $159 price is a bit high for me...
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